Part III Chapter 43 The Silent Inheritance

The shareholders' meeting crackled with tension. The opulent ballroom, adorned in gold and crystal, bore witness to corporate power plays. The air smelled of ambition and hidden agendas.

Jing Ning, the CEO'S son ex wife, sat in the front row, her mourning veil concealing a secret—a pact forged in whispered promises. She'd vowed to honor her husband's legacy, but she carried a revelation that would shatter the boardroom's equilibrium.

As the meeting unfolded, the board members droned on, their voices blending into a monotonous symphony. Jing Ning's heart raced.

The room fell silent as the chairman stepped forward. "Ladies and gentlemen," he announced, "we gather to elect our new CEO."

Jing Ning stood, her heels clicking against marble. The spotlight found her—a queen presumed powerless, a woman underestimated. But her husband's voice echoed in her mind: *Trust the unexpected.*

The shareholders leaned forward, curiosity etching their faces.

Jing Ning's breath caught. The room watched, waiting for the revelation.

"Today," the chairman continued, "we honor the memory of our CEO, Mr. Mu . His successor is—"

Jing Ning stepped onto the stage, her pulse thundering. She raised the letter, her voice unwavering. "Ladies and gentlemen," she said, "my husband entrusted me with a legacy—a secret that transcends life and ambition."

The shareholders exchanged puzzled glances. The chairman frowned.

"Leng Ansheng," Jing Ning declared, "was a visionary. He believed in inheritance beyond the grave."

"I present to you," Jing Ning announced, "the voice of our late CEO."

Leng Ansheng stood up

*"In the event of my passing, Jing Ning shall inherit my shares, my vision, and my title."*

Gasps rippled through the room. The chairman stammered, unable to form words.

Jing Ning smiled, her eyes alight. "Gentlemen," she said, "meet your new CEO."

The shareholders erupted—a cacophony of shock and disbelief. Jing Ning stepped to the podium, her husband's legacy coursing through her veins.

"I am Jing Ning," she declared, "and I am not merely a house wife. I am the keeper of secrets, the steward of transformation. My husband believed in me, and so should you."

The room buzzed with questions. How could a Leng Ansheng appoint a successor? Was this legal?

Jing Ning raised her hand, silencing the chaos. "Leng Ansheng's brilliance lies in his unconventional thinking," she said. "He knew that leadership transcends mortality."

And then she revealed her trump card—a holographic projection. Leng Ansheng materialized—a spectral CEO, his eyes ablaze.

"Shareholders," he intoned, "I chose Jing Ning because she embodies resilience, intelligence, and love. She is the future."

The room trembled—a collision of disbelief and awe. Jing Ning stood beside her husband's.

"Let us redefine legacy," she said. "Together, we'll lead this company into uncharted realms."

But there, across the room, stood her ex-husband, Mu Chen—a wolf in a tailored suit. He eyed the voting ballots, hungry for power.

As the shareholders prepared to cast their votes, Jing Ning met Mu Chen's gaze. Her husband's voice echoed: *Trust the unexpected.*

And so, in that hallowed ballroom, Jing Ning—the woman who defied death—faced her ex-husband's ambition. The shareholders held their breath, torn between tradition and revolution.

As the ballots were collected, Jing Ning whispered to Leng Ansheng's spectral form, "We'll write a new chapter, my love—one where inheritance speaks louder than ego."

And so began the era of the silent inheritance—a legacy woven in whispers, a woman who danced with ghosts, and a company that dared to believe in the impossible.

She will take revenge for what Mu Chen did to her and what he did to her beloved husband.

In a world that was covered with darkness,Leng Ansheng is her only light.

She said "this is the beginning."